New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-12
GIVEN UP TO THEIR RELATIVES.
RESTING IN UNDERTAKES SHOPS ALONG MI


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CHICAGO Nov. IL (Specidh.-The bodies OF Spies
Enge, Fischer and Parsons wcro turned over To their
relatives this afternoon Mrs. spies claimed her
sons body. That OF Fischer was gwen TO his wife
So was Parsons The bodies OF Engcl and IAngs
tho suicide. taken away by members OF tho
Engel family. Upon Lingg autopsy was per-
formed which. however did not result In disclosing
the nature of the material used by him In destroying
his life. There is uneasiness felt as 10 what
the families Of the dead men will do with the bodies
The general Impression Is that they viii give them
a common burial on Sunday. In that case 1t might
easily furnish friends Of tho Anarchists with an ex-
cuse for making a demonstration resulting I'm dis
order, IL not bIoOdshed. The police arc now taking
measures to prevent this, but declare Themselves
powerless TO interfere with legal and peaceful
gathering of people such the Anarchists say they
will sunday II the burial should take place
that day.
After the bodies had been removed the contrc OF
attraction to idle curiosity transferred
to Milwaukee al points along which ihOroughfarc
the bodies OF the dead men lay. Al little under
takers shop at No. 156 Milwaukee ave. the bodies Of
IAngg and Engel were prepared for the grave. Tho
latter body easily cared for and after being placed
in neat, black clohcovorod coffin was AIKEN TO the
little millinery store at No 2a6 Milwaukee, ave, where
the widow and brother Of the dead man waited 10
ccive it. There eager curious crowd hang
ins around tho shop, and though fully hundred per
followed the black wagon that transferred the
body TO Engrl's Old home the crowd did not seem 10
dinrtnsh IN the least. People pushed and showed and
crowded get a sight Of the interior Of the store In
the rear OF which Lingg's body lay, while under
taker did his best to mako the manglcd face moro
slightly. was difficult task and n was some hours
after Engers body lay In his old home before the
suicides body placed In neat corn with silver
trimmings exactly Ike that holding Engls body
When thi, finally done. Lngs', mortal remains
were carried and paced beside thosc Of his old
friend. Hundreds Of friends Of the dead men He'd
into ant ont of the little shop and took last look al
the face. Al one end OF the store Mrs. EnG"l Eat
with eyes rel with weeping and her face ShrOud"i In
a black ven Eda Mueller, too, sat beside the coffin
which held her lover Her face was pale "a death,
ami she sobrd cOnvuskely the sympahzine friends
mel ia and out.
iunner up the avenue. at No 500. Is another under
TAX RS shop whore tho bodies Of spies Parsons and
FISCHER were cared for. Mr- Parsons sat with hcr
back to tho window, through which Il hundred eager.
curious eyes pcciod ltilo woman clothed ia black
with face covered by heavy Veil held Mr.. Par-ons
hands, This was Mrs. Van Zandt. and -hc wa, a.
dc.ply affected a. worc tho Anarchist, wives.
small bowed ncure alone corner on low
Stcu. It Mrs. spies, the Anarchists mother
ner IA al bui> In her hands and they were almost
I'm her lap She rocked 20 and fro In agony OF gilrf
strangely variance win the actions OF Mr. Parsons
VINO Sat bolt upright and looked toward where hc huly
Of her husband lay Her cyes were fixed IN a stony
stare They were largo and lu,iIous, but seemed TO
have lost the power of weeping. There she shi one
hand elapsed In thai of the woman next her, her bps
moving n though muttcrng some resolve, tho TIM,
r6akod dark feature, pccng from behind the mass Of
Grape.
There wcro ltIo crowds along tho avenue. bnI
ihev we're composed of lido curiosity seekers not Oh
synpa hlzcrs with tho Anarchists cause. There was
little excitement, and while groups Of men st""h on
tho street and discussed the execution hcf'
was not policeman In sight any apparent ns''
Of one Tho only sign OF open interest was shown al
the Aurora Turner Hall on Huron st., near MI
waukcc-avo. Here fla; was at half mast and ~
tho lGunt-StoIc below groups OF men gathered ana
expressed their dlsapprova OF the hanging. There
welo soIno scOwllng faces here, and the stranger
va, not cordially greeted. Ccnchod fists and ngly
canccS told Of the unpopuality Of The English pic'S
in tho "1urn Halle
Tho body OF Spo, was cmhalmcd first and turned
over 10 his rnothcr who took II To her home late Ia
tho evening The omhamcr- are sin al work GA
tIc bodes of Parsons and Fischer, and mas not com
rIe'o ~ cir work until early tomorrow morning IN"
rmhalmng f. being done by W. A. sullivan, of Boston
FngcI was tho only ono whose neck wa, broken
Tho other three wcro chOkcd 10 death